Skilled Migration from Algeria 1991-2015: Tapping the Benefits

Volume 6|Issue 21| Summer 2017 |Theme of the Issue

Abstract

This study investigates Algerian potential to benefit from knowledge networks abroad. It proposes efforts to invest in these networks and transform them from a loss into a gain, especially in light of Algeria’s deepening brain drain. While it might be difficult – due to globalization –to stop this brain drain entirely, it has become possible to alleviate the damage and think about a way to embrace the emigrated skills in the development of the country of origin. This could be possible through outreach to the knowledge diaspora, in line with many successful examples from South and East Asia and Latin America.
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Lecturer at University Abdelhamid Ibn Badis of Mostaganem, Algeria and member of the Scientific Committee of the Department of Political Science. His research interests are focused on state affairs, security and migration in Africa. Houki has a PhD in Diplomacy and International Relations with a focus on security in the African coast and the Sahara. He has numerous publications on the subject.

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